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REDFACES // RETRO VIDEO CLUB // BLACKWATERS

Join Forces for…

THE THIRD WHEEL TOUR

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 Three of the UK's most exciting young bands embark on a UK tour later this month.

RedFaces from Sheffield, Retro Video Club from Edinburgh and BlackWaters from Guildford, have joined forces on what has been christened the Third Wheel Tour.

Calling across England, Scotland and Wales, the bands will be visiting all of their respective home towns, as well as a number of other key cities as they set out to prove that contrary to popular belief, guitar bands are far from over.

RedFaces are in the middle of promoting current single, Way Down, which has fast become a live favourite since being unveiled at the end of the Summer. The band are currently on tour with Sheffield legends Reverend and the Makers. Retro Video Club release their new single, 3AM, on LAB Records on the 12th of October and join the tour straight off the back of a prestigious support slot with The Academic. BlackWaters most recent EP, People Street, was a huge success over the summer including Let The Good Times Roll which has clocked up nearly 400,000 plays on Spotify alone.

Tickets are on sale now.

21.10.18 - Louisiana, Bristol - TICKETS
22.10.18 - Boileroom, Guildford - TICKETS - 
23.10.18 - The Hope And Ruin, Brighton - TICKETS - 
24.10.18 - Bermondsey Social Club, London - TICKETS - 
26.10.18 - Leadmill, Sheffield - TICKETS - 
29.10.18 - The Cookie, Leicester - TICKETS - 
30.10.18 - EGBGS, Liverpool - TICKETS - 
01.11.18 - Think Tank, Newcastle - TICKETS - 
13.12.18 - Stereo, Glasgow - TICKETS- 
14.12.18 - Liquid Rooms, Edinburgh - TICKETS - 
15.12.18 - Tunnels, Edinburgh - TICKETS - 



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